Error when try to upload MR - MR adds 7 commits

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Hi,

I’ve been trying to upload my solution with an MR but I can’t pass the automatic tests apparently because the system validates previous commits in which I had errors. Before performing the MR I used ./build.sh and the tests passed correctly. The problem is that all my previous commits(7) with errors are analyzed. I also tried to do a git squash with all those other commits and the following message is generated. Please help with this issue.

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A MR must only be created after a successful CI run in your branch
! Commit title is not syntax compliant:
Merge branch ‘master’ of https://gitlab.com/autonomicmind/challenges into aurajimenez
! Commit title is not syntax compliant:
Merge branch ‘aurajimenez’ of https://gitlab.com/autonomicmind/challenges into aurajimenez
Commit title is not syntax compliant:
Merge branch ‘master’ of https://gitlab.com/autonomicmind/training into aurajimenez
All commits must have a valid commit user.

A commit had user AuraPC.
Please make sure to use the following syntax:
Capitalized name, space and capitalized lastname.
For example: Aureliano Buendia
You can change your git user by running:
git config --global user.name 'Aureliano Buendia'

In adition, I modified the user but the error keeps coming up.

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Please send the commit where you found the error, because with that we can know more about what happened to you.

In the other hand if you have 7 commits with problems you can use the commands:

git reset

If you didn’t know how to git reset works this link can help you.

And if your commit message is:

Merge branch ‘master’ of https://gitlab.com/autonomicmind/challenges into aurajimenez

You aren’t follow the template for the commits and you must read the Submission Guide and the Commit Syntax.

But how I say, please reply with the link of the commit to see more about that.

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Hi, I really appreciate it. I saw your message a little late. I tried to use the git revert command in my commits but whenever I would validate the commit with ./build.sh test_commit_msg the execution would fail showing me the error of one of my first commits. That’s why the only solution I saw was to remove my branch and folder from the repository on my PC and start over.

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Ok, when you feel stuck again try to use git reset, with --hard or --soft, depends what you need, with that you didn’t need to delete the branch or folder.

If you already solve this, you can mark as solved.